Online examination has started today for railway NTPC UG level recruitment i.e. from August 7. More than 63 lakh candidates will be included in this examination. There will be a computer based examination for 3445 posts, which will last 19 days. This RRB exam will be conducted in three shifts every day and for every shift, 90 minutes i.e. 1.5 hours will be available. The first shift will be held from 9 to 10.30 am, after which the second shift will be from 12.45 to 2.15. At the same time, the third shift exam will be from 4.30 am to 6 pm in the evening. Let us know how much salary will be available according to the post.

What posts are being recruited

A total of 3445 undergraduate level recruitment is going to be done through RRB NTPC exam. This includes 2022 posts of commercial cum ticket clerk, 990 posts of Junior Clerk cum Typist, 361 posts of Accounts Clerk cum Typist and 72 posts of Train Clerk.

Salary

According to the Seventh Pay Commission, the pay scale for graduate level posts for 3445 posts in Railways NTPC is from Rs 29,200 to Rs 35,400 per month. Along with the basic salary, it also includes allowances like dearness allowance (DA), house rent allowance and travel allowance. Apart from NTPC, other facilities are also available in the railway such as medical facilities, travel tickets on concession etc. NTPC recruitment is done by Railway Recruitment Board. Their salary is according to the 7th salary, which is applicable for central employees.

Salary

Senior Clerk Cum Typist: Rs 29,200

Junior Account Assistant Cum Typist: Rs 29,200

Station Master: Rs 35,400

Salary for 12th pass

RRB NTPC has different salary for different posts. Such as station master, Commercial Apprentice etc. On the other hand, if we talk about salary for 12th pass in NTPC RRB, then these candidates are given per month as per 2,3,5,6. Train clerk gets Rs 19,900 per month, junior clerk cum typist Rs 19,900, account clerk less typist Rs 19,900 and commercial cum ticket clerk gets Rs 21,700 per month salary.

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The RBI and the government have taken a big step to make rural banking strong and efficient. It has been decided to reduce the number of 43 Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) in the country to 28. Under this scheme, 15 RRBs will be merged in 11 states. This step has been taken with the aim of improving banking services in rural areas and making banking systems more effective. In which states this change is taking place and how it will affect banking services in rural areas. For example, ‘Uttar Pradesh Gramin Bank’ will be merged in Uttar Pradesh by merging three banks. For more such information, watch the video till the end.

The RBI and the government have taken a big step to make rural banking strong and efficient. It has been decided to reduce the number of 43 Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) in the country to 28. Under this scheme, 15 RRBs will be merged in 11 states. This step has been taken with the aim of improving banking services in rural areas and making banking systems more effective. In which states this change is taking place and how it will affect banking services in rural areas. For example, ‘Uttar Pradesh Gramin Bank’ will be merged in Uttar Pradesh by merging three banks. For more such information, watch the video till the end.

Rrb merger: One State-One RRB (Regional Rural Bank) The number of rural banks in the country will be reduced to 28 from May 1 under this policy of the government. The Finance Ministry has decided to merge 15 regional rural banks in 11 states to make banking service better and economical in rural parts of the country. To improve the operation of banks, regional rural banks will be merged for the fourth time in the country.

These are 11 states

Under the notification, 11 states – Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Bihar, Gujarat, Jammu and Kashmir, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha and Rajasthan will now have only one RRB. In this way, they will be strengthened by the integration of the regional rural banks present in every state. That is, now every state will have only one RRB, which will work to provide banking service in rural parts there.

• Suppose- Union Bank of India, Canara Bank, Indian Bank and State Bank of India will make a single RRB by mixing sponsored Chaitanya Godavari Gramin Bank, Andhra Pragati Gramin Bank, Saptagiri Gramin Bank and Andhra Pradesh Rural Development Bank, which will be called Andhra Pradesh Gramin Bank. According to the notification, the head office of this new unit will be in Amravati and the sponsorship will be under the Union Bank of India. Every three RRB will also be merged in states like Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal.
• Baroda UP Bank, Aryavat Bank and Prathama UP Gramin Bank in Uttar Pradesh will be made Uttar Pradesh Gramin Bank, whose head office will be Lucknow and Sponsor Bank of Baroda will be done.
• In West Bengal, Bangi Rural Development, West Bang Grameen Bank and Uttarabanga Regional Rural Bank will be made West Bengal Gramin Bank.
• In eight states – Bihar, Gujarat, Jammu and Kashmir, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha and Rajasthan, two RRBs will be merged into one. Under the sponsorship of Punjab National Bank, South Bihar Gramin Bank and North Bihar Gramin Bank will be made Bihar Gramin Bank.
• Gujarat Gramin Bank and Saurashtra Gramin Bank will be made Gujarat Gramin Bank in Gujarat. Its head office will be in Vadodara and Sponsor Bank of Baroda.
• Jammu and Kashmir Gramin Banks will be formed in Jammu and Kashmir by combining J&K Grameen Bank and Ellaquai Rustic Bank. It will be headquartered under the sponsorship of J&K bank in Jammu.

This fourth stage of merger

All regional rural banks will have an authorized capital of Rs 2,000 crore. Currently, 43 RRBs are working in 26 states and 2 union territories. After the merger, there will be 28 RRBs in 26 states and 2 union territories, which will have more than 22,000 branches in 700 districts. This is the fourth phase of the merger of RRB – the number of RRB in the first phase (FY 2006 to FY 2010) was reduced from 196 to 82, in the second phase (FY 2013 – FY15) it was reduced from 82 to 56 and in the third phase it was reduced from 56 to 43.

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